Phlebotomy is a necessary procedure in order to correctly diagnose a patient. As a result, phlebotomists can be found in almost every healthcare discipline. Phlebotomists work in hospitals, doctor’s offices, laboratories, blood donation centers, and many other outpatient clinics. One benefit of becoming a phlebotomist is having the wide selection in what type of environment to work in.
Phlebotomy technicians collect blood from patients and prepare the samples for testing. Most work in hospitals and clinics, but some collect blood for donation purposes. Phlebotomy technicians are important members of the health care team and often need to explain the blood-drawing procedure and put patients at ease.
An overview of what APT brings to existing healthcare professionals, and phlebotomist requiring re-certification is as follows;
The Phlebotomy Technician Training Course covers 10 individual course topics including:
Introduction to Phlebotomy
Blood Circulation, Function, and Composition
Phlebotomy Equipment
Routine Venipuncture
Venipuncture Complications
Newborn & Special Blood Collections
Infection Control & Risk Management
Quality Assessment & Management
Hazardous materials management
Patient assessment
Students will need to pass a Phlebotomy Certification Exam after completing the course to receive their certification. APT Phlebotomy Services & Training has partnered with the NPS, and we offer 1 free testing. Additional test attempt prices may vary upon NPS. Students also may also take the exams provided by AMT, NCCT, NHA, AMCA, and ASCPU.